Schleich Horse Club 13813 Haflinger Stallion

Opširnije o oglasu

The home of the Haflingers is a small village in the high mountains of the South Tyrolean Alps. It used to be impossible to get to the mountain villages by car. There were usually only narrow paths that the farmers could only traverse on foot or with a surefooted horse like a Haflinger. Even on the most perilous mountain paths, Haflingers never put a foot wrong. That’s why the farmers used them as draught horses to tow wagons or sleds carrying food and commodities. Nowadays, Haflingers are popular sport and leisure horses. Fun fact:
Haflingers crossed with Arab horses are called Arabo-Haflingers. WARNING!
Not suitable for children under 3 years. Swallowable small parts. Choking hazard.